Reported 8 months ago
After reports of cats dying from low blood potassium due to consuming a Taiwanese brand of cat food, New Taipei City's Animal Protection Department conducted inspections and found that the problematic feed met legal standards. However, the manufacturer was fined for not providing information on the specific batch products, sales channels, and inventory, as well as for inaccurate labeling on the feed. The company's evasion of investigation led to fines, and discrepancies between the actual content of the feed and its packaging labels resulted in additional penalties. The authorities are emphasizing the importance of pet food safety and urging pet owners to be vigilant for any signs of illness in their pets after consuming food.
Source: YAHOO